“Ruined my life for so long” - Hangman Page confesses about his relationship with former WWE champion

All In 2025 was well received by fans as well as veterans. In its main event, "Hangman" Adam Page defeated The Death Riders' leader Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship. This victory was epic and undoubtedly marked the start of a new era for the company.

Following his triumph, The Anxious Millennial Cowboy made an appearance on the All In Post show Media Scrum. During this appearance, he opened up about his generational rivalry with former WWE NXT North American Champion Swerve Strickland.

The 33-year-old said that even though he and The New Flavor have a complicated past, he is glad he has let it go and is focusing on the future.

"I mean, he ruined my life for so long. And I did the same to him. And tonight, he chose on his own to make my life better. I don't know if that's for me, I don't know if it's for this company, or I don't know if it's for himself. And I might never really figure that out. But it does feel good to be able to let go a little bit of the past and be excited about the future," Page said.

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Hangman Page posts on social media following All In triumph

Unlike his colleagues, Hangman Page is inactive on popular social media platforms such as X/Twitter and Instagram. Interestingly, he posts on his Bluesky account from time to time. Following his title victory, he thanked his fans.

"Thank you for everything. I don't have the words to do the feeling justice because I haven't slept in four days, but I'll try to find them by Wednesday," Page wrote.

"Hangman" Adam Page is now a two-time AEW World Champion. Hopefully, his title reign will see several amazing moments and establish the 33-year-old as a bigger star than he is currently.